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The safety of key products, such as food, drink, pharmaceuticals and toiletries, depends on the management and control of a wide range of factors throughout the whole supply chain, from raw material and ingredient production and procurement, through processing and packaging, to storage, distribution and even post-purchase consumer behaviour.
The use of HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point) analysis facilitates this approach, but it is also important that,
While the figures for 2025 are still just estimates, if the emissions from fossil fuels an
Due to their thick, viscous nature digestates and sludges are among the most challenging materials to evaporate efficiently and effectively. However, the benefits in terms of handling, disposal and treatment can be significant. While there is considerable interest in using mechanical vapour recompression (MVR) evaporation techniques, the complex nature of digestate means that MVR may not always be the best choice.
The electrical energy employed in MVR is normally considerably cheaper
EcoVadis is a trusted, independent provider of business sustainability ratings and collaborative performance improvement tools for global supply chains and works with around 130,000 companies in more than 180 countries. HRS Heat Exchangers has recently been awarded a Bronze medal rating, placing it in the top 35% of companies in terms of sustainability.
The EcoVadis assessment process covers a wide range of factors including environmental impact, carbon footprint, ethics
We are delighted to announce our formal channel partner agreement for sales into Australia with Fluid Dynamics Pty. Ltd.
Fluid Dynamics has been specialising in heat transfer since 1981 and, with their dynamic & flexible approach to heat transfer solutions, they are the perfect partner for HRS offering expertise and local support for a wide range of products and services.
As John Bolton MD & owner of Fluid Dynamics explains: “HRS is the ideal fi
From Savile Row suits to luxury cars, kitchen designs to heat exchangers, everyone knows the meaning of terms like bespoke and custom-made: something that is commissioned to a particular specification or made for a particular customer. However, while many equipment suppliers will claim to offer custom-made solutions, just how bespoke are they really?
Rest assured that when it comes to heat transfe
Restrictions on global travel have increased the use of remote working by international businesses: while holding online meetings may be more convenient and better for the environment than flying halfway round the globe for a half-day conference, there are some things that, according to conventional wisdom, can only be carried out successfully in person.
Until recently several stages of production and installation of manufacturing equipment would have fallen firmly into this category.
HRS have supplied a K Series large gas heat exchanger for a Belgian chemical plant to cool the exhaust gases leaving a catalytic reactor (which can reach temperatures of up to 500 deg. C) and use the recovered heat to pre-heat the cold gases entering the reactor.
HRS Sales & Process Engineer Antonio Jara explains: &ld
Maintaining hygienic, and in some cases sterile, production equipment is a key aspect of modern food processing, as well as the production of pharmaceuticals and other products. Cleaning-in-Place (CIP) is the standard technique to effectively and efficiently clean equipment which contains pipework, enclosed spaces and small apertures in situ.
While many forward-thinking businesses had already embraced the concepts behind remote working, the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0, there is no doubt that Covid-19 has increased the speed of uptake in many sectors and shown the real benefits of this way of working to the most sceptical of observers.
One feature which is increasingly being specified on HRS systems (such as pasteurisers, sterilisers,